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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1921

Page

11

Roads Commission Lets Contracts For Highway Work

Baltimore Md March 17 The State Roads Commission after testing the highway construction market by asking bids on small contracts launched a building program Five contracts were awarded with bids opened earlier and priced. They cover 2.5 miles from Bethel Church to Black Horse in Hartford County St Michaels link in the Eastern Shore Claiborne roads in Talbot County Dupont Boulevard connection east of Berlin Worcester County link in Denton Preston Road in Caroline County and the lateral road adjoining Salisbury Ocean City Road in Wicomico County.

Baltmore State Roads Commission Bethel Church Black Horse Hartford County St. Michaels Claiborne Roads Talbot County Dupont Boulevard Berlin Worcester County Denton Preston Caroline County Salisbury Ocean City Wiecomico County

Water released into canal. Sunday opening planned

Announcement states water will be turned into the C. and QO Canal this Sunday with an early opening anticipated. Repairs near Four Jocks and other canal sections are complete and ready. it will take about a week to fill the waterway, after which boats will go into service.

Western lawmakers urge embargo on key imports

Washington march 17 an appeal to president harding to place an immediate embargo on imports of wool hides meats butter lemons cotton seed oil and cotton has been made by a group of western senators and representatives senator cameron republican arizona announced to night the situation facing the producers of these products has been laid before secretaries wallace hoover and fall

Washington Harding Cameron Arizona Wallace Hoover Fall

Arrest man with $65 000 in bonds

New York March 17 police alleged $65 000 in securities tied to a $180 000 bank robbery were found on a man who gave the name Harry Bernstein. He was arrested in New York with a companion in a Wyomissing Pa bank theft probe.

New York Peoples Bank Wyomfishing Harry Bernstein

Idahoan on I C C Washington March 17 Hagenbarth named

Idahoan Frank Hagenbarth president of the National Wool Growers Association is expected to be appointed to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Western Senators and Representatives urged President Harding to appoint a Western man and have agreed on Hagenbarth as the candidate.

Washington Frank Hagenbarth Idaho National Wool Growers’ Association Interstate Commerce Commission Harding Congress Hagenbarth

Lost ends of fingers at Hagerstown plant incident

Alva Jones of North Street, an employee at the Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Company, suffered the severing of several fingertip ends yesterday afternoon when his hand was caught between the rollers of a machine. The company physician treated him.

Alva Jones North Street Hagerstown

Jury Acquits Clara Hamon in Ardmore Murder Trial

Ardmore Oklahoma March 18 Clara Hamon was found not guilty of the murder of Jake L Hamon. A young woman gasped and dropped forward as the verdict was announced her brother kissed her. Judge B C Loughridge delivered the verdict. Clara thanked the jurors and shook hands with them as they left.

Ardmore Okla Clara Hamon Jake L. Hamon B. ¥. C. Loughridge Clara

Church Choir Strike Hits Cumberland Easter Services

Cumberland Maryland March 17 The Emmanuel Episcopal Church rector Rev Am brose Henry Beagin faces a choir strike after organist and long time choirmaster Ingham Lord resigns over budget non inclusion. Tenor Harry B Jamison bass R Mason Hill and Thomas I Myers quit and others threaten to follow leaving the choir crippled on the eve of Easter. Lord had hosted popular monthly musicales at the church.

Cumberland Emmanuel Episcopal Ambrose Henry Beagin Ingham Lord Lord Harry B. Jamison R. Mason Hill Thomas I. Myers Walter A. Yingling F

Rehearsal and Holy Week Schedule for Choral Society

The Choral Society met in the Municipal band rooms at Market house to rehearse for the May concert. There will be no meeting next week for Holy Week, but the following Thursday at 8 pm a rehearsal will be held and the committee anticipates good attendance. GARAGE BURNED AT Rocky Ridge Elsworth C Valentine Frederick house owned destroyed by fire threatening adjacent property. Two army trucks ambulance roadster motorcycle and accessories lost. Estimated damage about 10000 dollars with partial insurance.

Rocky Ridge Elsworth C. Valentine Frederick

Plymouth Rock to be protected for future years

Plymouth Rock, the glacial boulder on the shore, will be safeguarded against water and frost. The preservation plan now aims to shield the stone under a monumental canopy and make the restored rock as durable as possible.

Plymouth Mass Plymouth Rock

Navy Plans to Mass in Pacific Bases Map Shows Expansion

Time reports a joint Anglo American understanding shifting naval strength to the Pacific. The plan calls for expanding Pearl Harbor at Oahu as a Gibraltar of the Pacific, making Guam a submarine base, and enlarging coaling stations and bases in the Philippines Midway Wake Islands Samoa and West Coast areas.

U. S Pacific U. S. Navy Atlantic Time Uncle Sam John Bull Guam Philippines Midway Wake Islands Samoa West

Farm loan bonds ready April 15

Washington March 17 The earliest date for new federal farm loan bonds to be ready is April 15 announced by Commissioner Lobdell of the Farm Labor Board. Congress extended the call period requiring new engraving plates. Bonds will be issued through federal loan banks farm loan associations and distributing houses with amount to be set by loan demand and U bond market conditions.

Washington Lobdell Farm Labor Board Congress

Assets to be sold in movie shop dissolution drive

Clifford L Wakeman as receiver for United States Photoplay Corporation offers to sell all assets on March 21 1921 at 11 00 AM at BE K Lincoln Studio Bergen Boulevard Grantwood New Jersey excluding money due on subscriptions stock capital bank deposits and a claimed debt against F F Stoll highest bidder wins with terms announced at sale. A New Jersey court suit is pending against the company and copies of the sale notice were sent to stockholders.

United States Photoplay Corporation Hagerstown Clifford L. Wakeman Corporation Wakeman BE. K. Lincoln Studio Bergen Boulevard Grantwood N. J Commercial National Bank Washington District of Columbia F. F. Stoll New Jersey

Voliva Claims Chicago Holds Missing Link Source

Zion City leader Wilbur Glenn Voliva ridicules Asian searches for the missing link and asserts a Chicago find is possible before sundown. He attacks evolution and Newtonian gravity, arguing the sun moves around a stationary earth and the Bible contains more astronomy than any textbook.

International News Zion City Asia Chicago Wilbur Glenn Voliva Zion Wilbur Voliva Isaac Newton

Kill Constable as a Reprisal in Galway

Dublin reports a reprisal shooting in County Galway after the Mount Joy execution of Thomas Whelan. Constable O Kane was killed and another constable wounded. Crown forces killed John McDonald who allegedly evaded arrest. Three bombs were hurled at a military lorry in Camden Street, with soldiers firing back injuring some civilians.

Dublin Thomas Whelan Mount Joy O'Kane County Galway Crown John McDonald Camden St

Immigration figures show net gain in February

Washington reports 80,000 immigrants arrived in February, down from 86,000 in January. Departures to abroad kept the net gain. the Bureau of Immigration released figures showing 86,000 leaving during both months, totaling a consistent outflow that affected the month’s totals.

Washington U. S Bureau of Immigration Show

$100000 For Memorial Approved by Tennessee Legislature

Nashville March 17 legislators yesterday appropriated 100000 dollars for a memorial to soldiers to be erected at Washington. They said this was the first state move in the nation-wide memorial program.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Washington

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